Sentence examples for introducing new technologies from inspiring English sources

These efforts represent a departure from the idea that introducing new technologies to indigenous peoples will bring about negative results.

However, while they are introducing new technologies "it will take a little time for people to find their feet", Byamungu says.

We were putting up sports complexes and cultural centers, laying roads and re-surveying and developing dozens of new fields; we started development of the East Siberian reserves and were introducing new technologies.

Greater attention being paid to the theoretical and ethical implications of new technologies, which helps society avoid some of the negative features of introducing new technologies, such as environmental accidents and massive widespread power outages.

It requires less engine thrust than having to level out at various stages of the approach, so it saves fuel and is also quieter.A wholesale switch to free-routing will not take place overnight the aviation industry is notoriously cautious in introducing new technologies and procedures.

It blithely says the M5S would shrink the budget deficit by "cutting waste and introducing new technologies to allow…the public access to information and services without the need for intermediaries".A recent study by Demos, a British think-tank, found that Mr Grillo's followers were more educated than the Italian average and more likely to be male, unemployed and pessimistic.

BP wants to help Rosneft increase its output by introducing new technology and better management practices.

It is the latest company to suffer a customer service meltdown after introducing new technology.

It is not as if Alibris is simply introducing new technology to the business.

The recommendations also included hiring more analysts and introducing new technology to make the work process more efficient.

In the 1980s Mr Murdoch revolutionised the newspaper industry by introducing new technology and breaking the print unions.